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CONTENTS.

SECTION I.

Robinson's Family, &c.--His Elopement from his Parents

SECTION II.

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First Adventures at Sea, and Experience of a Maritime Life.-Voyage to

Guinea

SECTION III.

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Robinson's Captivity at Sallee. -Escape with Xury.-Arrival at the Brazils. 11

SECTION IV.

He settles in the Brazils as a Planter.-Makes another Voyage, and is Ship-

wrecked

SECTION V.

Robinson finds himself in a Desolate Island.-Procures a Stock of Articles

from the Wreck. Constructs his Habitation ........

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SECTION VI.

Carries all his Riches, Provisions, &c. into his Habitation, -Dreariness of

Solitude. Consolatory Reflections

SECTION VII.

Robinson's Mode of Reckoning Time.-Difficulties arising from want of

Tools. He arranges his Habitation

SECTION VIII.

Robinson's Journal.... Details of his Domestic Economy and Contrivances.

-Shock of an Earthquake

SECTION IX.

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Robinson obtains more Articles from the Wreck. - His Illness and Affliction 53

SECTION Χ.

His Recovery. His Comfort in Reading the Scriptures.-Makes an Excur-

sion into the Interior of the Island.-Forms his "Bower"

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